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‘It’s outrageous to be mentioned alongside “Moonlight”’: Sopé Dirisu and Akinola Davies Jr on ‘My Father’s Shadow’
Filmmaker and star on the story behind their award-winning family drama
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Review: My Father’s Shadow
A dad and his two sons traverse a political apocalypse in ’90s Nigeria in Akinola Davies Jr’s bold and poignant debut
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Review: The Chronology of Water
Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut offers a poetic exploration of a writer’s traumatic past
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Sex, ghosts and ‘The Matrix’: 130 years of Regent Street Cinema
The rise and fall and rise again of Britain’s most historic cinema
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London is hosting Traitors finale watch parties this Friday – here are the 12 best
Few things bring the country together like treachery, backstabbing and Claudia Winkleman
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‘Wild London’: 5 things we learned from David Attenborough’s London nature doc
Tree snakes on Regents Canal and other wildlife surprises in the capital
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26 massive movies you need to see in 2026
From The Odyssey to Avengers: Doomsday, it’s a year of epic visions and make-or-break blockbusters
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100 best thrillers of all time
We had a hard time choosing our favourites, but after much interrogation under a naked light bulb, we did it
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The best films to stream now
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The 30 best movies on Netflix UK right now
Summer classics, sun-drenched horrors and everything in between are waiting
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The 35 best Netflix Original movies to stream right now
All the Netflix original films that are worth your time, from ‘Roma’ to ‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines’
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Little Amélie or the Character of Rain
There’s a lot of wisdom packed into a story about a very little life
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100 Nights of Hero
Emma Corrin stars in a queer feminist fable that’s stronger on vibes than story
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The 100 best movies of the 21st century
Counting down the very best films released since the turn of the millennium
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The 100 best comedy movies
Giggle along with our list of the best funny movies like ‘Borat’ and ‘Mean Girls’, as chosen by Time Out writers and top comedians
100 best thriller films of all time
Dirty cops, femme fatales, grinning killers and bone-deep paranoia: welcome to our ranked list of classic thrillers
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The 100 best British films
We spoke to over 150 movie experts and writers to put together this definitive list of British films
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The 100 best feminist films of all time
We salute the women – onscreen and off – of Hollywood’s most rousing triumphs and classics from around the world
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The hair-raising stories behind the biggest explosions in movies
Ranking the destructive power of the big screen’s biggest bangs
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The 30 greatest fight scenes in the movies
The brilliant, the bruising and the plain painful to watch...
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The 101 best action movies of all time
From ‘Aliens’ to ‘Zatoichi’: the greatest car-racing, punch-throwing, walking-away-from-explosions thrill rides in cinema
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The best films to see in cinemas in February: from ‘Wuthering Heights’ to ‘Sirat’
Clear your diary, iCal and all other planning devices and prepare for a big month at the cinema. February starts strong with a return from horror legend Sam...
The 20 most anticipated horror movies of 2026
20 reasons why 2026 will be a gala year for gorefests
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15 book-to-movie adaptations to get (very) excited about in 2026
Book lovers have a year to savour in store for them at the movie theatre and on streaming. Among the literary giants having their work adapted are Emily...
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'Is This Thing On?' review: Divorce is a laughing matter in this bittersweet break-up tale
‘I’m getting a divorce. What tipped me off is that I’m living in an apartment on my own and my wife and kids don’t live...
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‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ review: Jack O’Connell and Ralph Fiennes star in this terrific zom-quel
Trains and heroin. There are moments when you have to remind yourself that it’s Nia DaCosta (director) and Alex Garland (screenwriter) behind this...